Well guys, the day for launch was here. And we just about crashed the server we were on from the traffic. We had callers ringing the phones off the hook…and most importantly, we discovered that our launch surpassed all expectations. We now need to regroup, and Kender needs to work on the new server so we can handle the traffic. And we need a lot of prayers.

Even Jack was on the air this morning, so everything went splendidly.

I didn’t manage to air my great interview with Amy and Johnny Proctor, so that’s something that will probably air after we re-launch with a big fat server to handle the bandwidth. I’ll be throwing the interviews with Amy and Johnny over to Amy, and will probably put them up over here also, while we’re waiting for the re-launching of WAR.

But I did interview Vince Micco live, which was exciting. God bless him in his race for Congress, and God bless him and his wonderful family. You can see more about Vince who’s running in the 9th Congressional District in New Jersey and his Website here.

Update: It’s morning the day after, and I am reflecting on all the wonderful hosts who were in the air yesterday, and all the wonderful hosts who didn’t get an opportunity to ’strut their stuff’.

TD (Terry Dillard) from the Right Track was on with me and Kat from Cathouse Chat for a bit.

Pamela from Atlas Shrugs had some time and had a great spot with Andrew G. Bostom, MD, MS, who is an Associate Professor of Medicine at Brown University Medical School, and a regular contributor to Frontpage Magazine. That was a real treat; they were talking about Islam and the war on terror.

Gribbit from Gribbit’s Word was on with Jay from Stop the ACLU, and of course, Justin from Right on the Right put an incredible amount of work in testing everyone and helping them gain access to the system.

Brian Bonner made an appearance, as did Wild Bill from Passionate America.

Jake from Freedom Folks was running the soundboard; I hope we all get the opportunity to run our own sound bytes because quite a few of us have prerecorded bits and interviews that would have been great to broadcast, but we’re still working out some of the technical aspects of this.

This is a wonderful online internet experiment; all hosts accessed the WAR Radio system and was able to broadcast from their computers…what an awesome experience!